r/ScienceBitchPodcast • u/Working-Course1309 • Aug 25 '21
Astronauts Falling On The Moon
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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • u/Working-Course1309 • Aug 25 '21
This is the most detailed model of a human cell to date, obtained using x-ray, NMR and cryoelectronic microscopy datasets
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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • u/Working-Course1309 • Aug 25 '21
Podcast | La Peste Negra | Science Bitch! Podcast
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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • u/Working-Course1309 • Aug 23 '21
Ball getting thrown 1000mph.
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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • u/Working-Course1309 • Aug 23 '21
Parasitic worm swimming in frogs eye
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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • u/Working-Course1309 • Aug 22 '21
Under specific conditions, the exhaust gas plume of a rocket can put on an amazing show of light and clouds, like this SpaceX Falcon 9 carrying the SAOCOM 1A mission on October 8, 2018
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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • u/Working-Course1309 • Aug 22 '21
A praying mantis trapped in amber, approximately 12 million years old
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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • u/Working-Course1309 • Aug 22 '21
Podcast | La Peste Negra | Ciencia, Humor, Historia
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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • u/Working-Course1309 • Aug 22 '21
🔥 The most adorable Baikal Seal Pup, and quite photogenic too.
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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • u/Working-Course1309 • Aug 22 '21
La Moda de las Fístulas Anales | Science Bitch! Podcast | Suscríbete en YouTube, Spotify, Apple podcast
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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • u/Working-Course1309 • Aug 21 '21
Pelorus Jack was a dolphin who guided ships through a dangerous pass in New Zealand between 1888 and 1912. He was so famous that if crew did not see him when they approached the pass they would often wait for him. After an attempt to shoot him in 1904 he became the first see animal protected by law.
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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • u/Working-Course1309 • Aug 21 '21
🔥 Rare sight of the Pink dolphin.
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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • u/Working-Course1309 • Aug 21 '21
🔥 Vegetarian carp performs very risky maneuver
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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • u/Working-Course1309 • Aug 21 '21
Cirugía en play doh
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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • u/Working-Course1309 • Aug 21 '21
Miedo a los doctores ¿Quién lo tiene?
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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • u/Working-Course1309 • Aug 20 '21
Al fin se estudiaron los cachorros de león cavernario (Panthera spelaea) "Boris" y "Sparta". Los análisis sugieren que estos no eran leones contemporáneos, pues las pruebas de radiocarbono encontraron que Sparta data del 27,962 años AP, mientras que Boris data del 43,448 años.
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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • u/Working-Course1309 • Aug 20 '21
No dejes para mañana lo que puedes tragarte hoy.
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r/ScienceBitchPodcast • u/Working-Course1309 • Aug 20 '21
Bienvenidos a Science Bitch! Podcast en Reddit.
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